Can I wear bells on my hands or feet?

This superstition is one thing. It's one thing to be called ignorant. If you bring it wrong, you will inevitably be told jokes on the road. Sometimes things that are not superstitious are things that you don't understand.

You can't tie a bell on your hand with a red rope. For example, if you buy a bracelet for a hundred-year-old child, you will know that there are bells on your anklet, but there are no bells on your hands. In the past, there was a witchcraft similar to evocation, that is, you tied the bell on a red rope and carried it on your hand, which was ok at ordinary times, but you must not bring it on the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the red rope on your hand was not casually brought. Don't take the red rope when it falls, just take it with you.

One of my university teachers is a disciple of tantric Buddhism. He suggested that if you can't follow the rules inside, don't bring these things. Since we have done it, we should abide by the rules, because we are not careful people and want to take it. In the end, we had no choice but to suggest bringing amethyst bracelets (he brought tea crystals himself, each with a different meaning), or putting Baise crystal balls at home, or buying five emperors' money (it must be true).